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Deb Haaland

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Deb Haaland is a prominent American politician and member of the Democratic Party, currently serving as the U.S. Secretary of the Interior since March 16, 2021. She previously represented New Mexico's 1st congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives from January 3, 2019, until her appointment as Secretary. Haaland is notable for being one of the first two Native American women elected to Congress, marking a significant milestone in U.S. political history.

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Sep 10, 2019

Has BIA considered proposing and/or supporting the establishment of a single database for MMIW cases?

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Sep 10, 2019

Will the information or notes collected from this listening session be made public?

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Sep 10, 2019

It is imperative that we continue to work in partnership and create safe communities and arrest the trend of issues plaguing our Native communities.

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Sep 10, 2019

I think it is interesting that that is the first thing they did to really hone their skills as a bureau.

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Sep 10, 2019

I attended the Senate's oversight hearing on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women. That was back in December.

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Sep 10, 2019

The U.S. Government has a trust responsibility to Indian tribes.

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Sep 9, 2019

It is time for the Federal Government to start taking its commitments and obligations to tribal nations seriously.

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Sep 9, 2019

Now that you know that it wasn't done properly, can you commit to making sure that it will be done properly?

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Sep 9, 2019

Acting Director Pendley, the BLM has an obligation under The Federal Land Policy and Management Act FLPMA to 'give priority to the designation and protection of areas of critical environmental concern.'

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Sep 9, 2019

I put more faith in the voices of the experts.

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Sep 9, 2019

I am clarifying with this letter that no consultations were made for the BLM, specifically.

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Sep 9, 2019

It is very clear that the energy part is what is important to you, and not the voices of the people.

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Sep 9, 2019

Cultural resources are not just a matter of course; they represent a history and culture and are living connections to our past.

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Sep 9, 2019

Thank you, Mr. Pendley, for being here. Thank you for your service as a Marine to our country.

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Sep 9, 2019

The BLM has an obligation under The Federal Land Policy and Management Act FLPMA to 'give priority to the designation and protection of areas of critical environmental concern'

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Jul 24, 2019

I urge you to encourage deployment of smart meters and other technologies which make our electric grid more responsive and capable of supporting distributed energy resources.

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Jul 24, 2019

Silencing civil servants, stifling science, squandering taxpayer money and spurning communities in the face of imminent danger have never made America great.

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Jul 24, 2019

Alaska needs the help of a fully engaged federal government. Washington cannot turn its back.

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Jul 24, 2019

Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he's not needed... is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars.

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Jul 24, 2019

I filed the complaint because the Trump administration clearly retaliated against me for raising awareness of this danger.

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Jul 24, 2019

These are dark times for science, the abuses have been taken to an extreme.

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Jul 24, 2019

This is a betrayal of the public trust.

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Jul 24, 2019

They broke it, they broke the agency.

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Jul 24, 2019

I am working with several of my colleagues on legislation to set a nationwide goal of 100 percent clean energy economy by 2050.

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Jul 24, 2019

I urge the committee to support this bill that would allow Medicaid reimbursements for doulas and midwives to combat maternal mortality among the nearly two million on Medicaid giving birth each year.

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